Overland tracks your location and sends your data to a server of your choosing. The app will save data while you're offline, and send it to the server later in batches.
Highly configurable tracking settings for optimal control. Choose between getting highly detailed track logs (and using tons of battery in the process), or tracking only significant movements allowing you to conserve battery life.
- GPS Logger for iOS This app is an experiment at gathering data from an iPhone to test the Core Location API and its various settings.
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In this case, you can have your friend share a GPS exchange format file (GPX file). Two common ways to load GPX files are by emailing a file around or opening a file in Google Drive. We describe the two processes below. NOTE: following a GPS track can drain your battery fast so check out our iPhone Battery Saving Tips for Backpacking.
Track bike rides, runs, walks, car trips, train trips and more.
How does it work?
Overland uses the iOS CoreLocation API to collect location data from the phone. Apple mac your computer restarted because of a problem using. There are many limitations around handling location data on iOS, and this app tries to do the best it can to continue running as long as possible in the background.
Due to the specifics of how iOS handles location and backgrounding, it is not possible to configure the app to collect and send data at a given interval. Instead, the best you can do is 'suggest' what you want from the phone, and take what you get.
For example, you can request to receive one point every 100 meters moved, and the app may or may not get data when the user has moved that much. Sometimes you'll get more, sometimes less.
You can read more about the settings available to you in the readme.
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Servers
The app sends data to an HTTP endpoint of a server of your choosing. You can use an existing backend or build your own. The app works with the following servers out of the box:
- Compass - a self-hosted PHP app built to save and browse data from this app
- Icecondor - a service for tracking your location, sharing with friends, and setting geofence alerts
If you've written a backend that others can use, either hosted as a service or something they can install, please let me know and I can list it here!
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API
Once you add a server endpoint in the settings, the app will begin sending you data. The requests it makes will look like the below, a JSON post body with a list of GeoJSON points in a 'locations' key.
Please see the README for full details on the request and other aspects of the API.
Source Code
This app is open source! You can download the source code on GitHub.
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Who Made This?
This app was developed by Aaron Parecki.
If you've found this app useful, you can buy Aaron a beer!
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How does it work?
Overland uses the iOS CoreLocation API to collect location data from the phone. Apple mac your computer restarted because of a problem using. There are many limitations around handling location data on iOS, and this app tries to do the best it can to continue running as long as possible in the background.
Due to the specifics of how iOS handles location and backgrounding, it is not possible to configure the app to collect and send data at a given interval. Instead, the best you can do is 'suggest' what you want from the phone, and take what you get.
For example, you can request to receive one point every 100 meters moved, and the app may or may not get data when the user has moved that much. Sometimes you'll get more, sometimes less.
You can read more about the settings available to you in the readme.
Gps Tracker App Iphone Android
Servers
The app sends data to an HTTP endpoint of a server of your choosing. You can use an existing backend or build your own. The app works with the following servers out of the box:
- Compass - a self-hosted PHP app built to save and browse data from this app
- Icecondor - a service for tracking your location, sharing with friends, and setting geofence alerts
If you've written a backend that others can use, either hosted as a service or something they can install, please let me know and I can list it here!
Gps Tracker Iphone App Offline
API
Once you add a server endpoint in the settings, the app will begin sending you data. The requests it makes will look like the below, a JSON post body with a list of GeoJSON points in a 'locations' key.
Please see the README for full details on the request and other aspects of the API.
Source Code
This app is open source! You can download the source code on GitHub.
Gps Logger App Ios
Gps Recorder App Iphone
Who Made This?
This app was developed by Aaron Parecki.
If you've found this app useful, you can buy Aaron a beer!
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This is how it works:
1. GPS Logger periodically fetches and stores location info from your device.
2. This application works both in background and foreground modes. It means that you can close GPS Logger and it will continue to log your movements while keeping battery usage to the minimum.
3. You will be able to browse the list of your saved locations and see the markers of places you've been to on the map.
4. GPS Logger does not require Wi-Fi nor mobile data connectivity, mobile data connection is only need to share location.
5. Also, you can share your route to your friends or save it in your device.
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Premium Version - $8.99/week or $9.99/month
With Premium, you will be able to share your current location with any number of your contacts who also have this app as well as share your routes to any number of other users and store a full 60 days of Location History. Premium subscriptions come with a free 3 day trial. When the trial expires, the subscription will auto-renew on a weekly or monthly basis. You will receive your first charge 3 days after starting your trial. The subscription costs will be charged from your score, linked through an iTunes account. Your subscription will be automatically renewed at regular intervals, according to what you selected, if you do not cancel it earlier than 24 hours before the end of the current period. You will not be able to unsubscribe after you have purchase it. Subscription changes are available in the Settings of your iTunes account after purchase.
Get acquainted to the Terms of Use you can on the link below:
https://family-map.com/Terms.html
https://family-map.com/privacypolicy.html
NOTE: GPS Logger require location access in 'Always' mode. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease the battery life of the phone.
